There's nothing wrong with payment for creating public domain work. As you said, this can be done today. However, it's fairly limiting if that's the only way c

There's nothing wrong with payment for creating public domain work. As you said, this can be done today. However, it's fairly limiting if that's the only way copywrite material can be compensated. For example, I enjoy paying to see a movie that I want to see once it's out and has been reviewed. What I don't want, is to crowd-fund the movies I think I want to watch in 3-5 years from now. If, once created, copyright becomes public domain how do you see big IP's being funded realistically?